What's not to love about this one!? Chains ships pirates and crazy people. My absolute fav moment is when his, "bride" takes off her viel. Gents, be warned she's a cougar and she wants some of that sweet young man meat!

Good, a little overly dramatic, but that's the style. Why does Annie have to die? Water torture doesn't kill people, especially if it's just for one night and she could move her head enough. Why didn't the writers keep her on as a maid for the Cassandra lady. It would be the least that they could do for her.

I was surprised this proved to be such an enjoyable movie! When the beginning credits rolled over that silly toy ship I thought "Oh No" but I agree with Josef P's review- "Poe like" It helps if you are a fan of older movies & don't need todays CGI HINT To all those people who cant hear b/c of poor audio quality, use a pair of headphones, oops nowadays they are called earphones ( just borrow the ones from your ipod )
Crystal clear & too loud sometimes

I wanted to like this movie.
I like old low-budget movies like this, and this may be one I would like, but the audio quality was so bad I could not make out half of what was being said.
Please, someone, upload a less-compressed copy!

This is by no means a classic movie you get to watch on Turner Classic Movies, and most likely you won't find it in any Top 100 lists. However, I enjoyed the movie very much. It evoked the feeling of reading Poe's short stories - with its inner monologue, depressing ending and a cast of strange but believable characters, it truly felt as engrossing as a good book. The only gripe I'd have was the acting, which may have been good for its time, but feels a little unnatural and occasionally over the top nowadays. Still, this was well-spent 70 minutes.

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